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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1900
Page
4
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The piece presents Cleveland's 1897 Reform Club speech and a letter authorizing its public use. It argues for true democracy, warns against free silver agitation, and urges Republicans to reform the Democratic Party while defending conservative principles and national unity.
An ad-like passage argues coughing as a sign of lingering itch and potential inflammation. It suggests trying a remedy from Scott and Bowne, noting the product is cod liver oil emulsion and invites readers to request a sample. The tone is promotional and instructional for households.
The piece argues voters will choose by conscience in the ballot booth, condemns Bryanism, and urges patriotic, independent voting. It critiques Tammany leader Croker urging mob action at polling places and warns against disrupting election integrity.
Hicks cautions that election night will not resemble a tranquil midsummer scene. The piece notes political tensions and upcoming results shaping expectations for the event.
A May 29 1894 letter from Washington shows William Jennings Bryan claiming he could become U S senator by declaring as a populist and winning a populist legislature in Lincoln Neb New York interview questioned the statement but Bryan declined to discuss it saying it is not part of the campaign.
The NY campaign is described as seething with riot in Cobleskill Depew Elmira and Geneva where Roosevelt was hissed and assaulted. Votes on election day may settle whether these scenes reflect popular uprising or incitement by Bryan and his followers all tied to the Bryan program of political events.
Grover Cleveland telegraphed Hon. Jas B Eckels of Chicago that a Chronicle interview published yesterday is an absolute and unmitigated falsehood from start to finish. The denial follows the interview’s clear stamp of fakery. It is reported Cleveland has registered and declared his intention to vote for McKinley.
A political commentator claims Democrats cannot win colored voters until they replace a rooster on the ballot emblem with a chicken horse. The remark links party branding to electoral strategy and racial voting dynamics.
A humorous remark on census power and wealth, featured as a quip attributed to Uncle Sam. The line contrasts being the biggest with possessing the most money in a light, satirical tone.
The article notes Aguinaldo and Bryan are ready to go on the shelf while Groker remains on hold a bit longer.
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